Beverly Beach State Park

About

Beverly Beach State Park is one of Oregon's largest coastal campgrounds, nestled in a lush forest along Spencer Creek between Cape Foulweather and Yaquina Head. The 279-site campground offers diverse accommodations: 53 full-hookup sites (27 with cable TV), 76 electrical sites with water, 128 tent sites, and 21 yurts. Thirty-two of the electrical sites are pull-through, making them convenient for larger RVs. The park provides excellent facilities including flush restrooms, hot showers, an RV dump station, firewood sales, a playground, reservable picnic shelters, a welcome center, and a yurt meeting hall. Three campsites and six yurts are ADA accessible. The campground sits just steps from miles of sandy beach, perfect for beachcombing, whale watching, and tidepooling. Located along Highway 101 between Newport and Lincoln City, Beverly Beach offers easy access to nearby attractions including Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area and the Oregon Coast Aquarium. The park is open year-round for both camping and day use, with reservations available up to six months in advance.

Directions

Located on Highway 101, 7 miles north of Newport and 23 miles south of Lincoln City on the Oregon coast.